🖤 Red/Black Aiwa Exos-3 Bluetooth Speaker: Water-Resistant, Rugged Design, Delivering Exceptional Acoustic Performance Review

I bought a comparable SONY SRS XB33 sold elsewhere. I bought AIWA remembering the old school name and it had good reviews. AIWA was a bit louder. Rich sound. So I took SONY back. Another very notable PLUS of AIWA is the 3.5mm adapter that allows you to connect it directly to a computer or other device. SONY relies entirely on Bluetooth. So far the only CON with AIWA, the first one was repackaged and didn't work. The second is ok but I have to wonder how long it can last. Other reviewers seemed…

I usually buy bigger speakers because of their ability to reproduce big and rich sound. I was hesitant to purchase this speaker due to its smaller size but decided to give it a try and I'm glad I did. The musical detail coming out of this speaker is impressive. You can hear each instrument individually and the vocals sound great. Build quality and performance are top notch. It actually sounds better than I expected, which is always a pleasant surprise. I also have an Aiwa Exos-9 and it's my…

This bluetooth speaker sounds amazing and gets really loud! The sound quality is excellent, clear, crisp and without distortion. I have tested many Bluetooth speakers and this one is definitely at the top of my list. Sounds absolutely great! but for the money i wanted a little more soundstage, ended up leaving a w-king t9 speaker on top because it's a bit cheaper and has more bass, the w-king t9 is better for outdoors and that's what i was looking for but if I could afford it I would leave this

One sounds great. Crisp highs, clear mids and reasonable bass in the lower range. Louder than any of my other portable bluetooth speakers. This is exactly the quality I expected from Aiwa and I am completely satisfied. The other either has a bad connection internally or the converter has burned out. The output signal is distorted and less appealing to listen to. This is very unexpected and disappointing. Revain is working with me to get another one but I am saddened to see a damaged speaker…

This speaker is great. Rich and full music without booming, shrill or artificial noises. Just natural detailed sound. When paired in TWS mode (I have two) they sound amazing and play almost every genre of music I've tried. I also have JBL Charge 3, Flip 4 and Extreme 2, HK Onyx, Doss Soundbox and Soundbox XL, Soundcore 2 and Motion+, Bugani M8, Oontz 3 and Solo, W-King, Marshall Killburn II and Aiwa. Exos-9 to compare the Sund profile with it currently and many others in the past (I have a…

This is my second Exos-3 so I have a few of these now. They'll pair together automatically, giving you a great pair of wireless stereo speakers. You connect your phone (or other Bluetooth device) to one of them and then they automatically connect to each other. You don't need two to get stereo, but two makes for a much better sound. Turning off one speaker automatically turns off the other, which is pretty cool. I also have a pair of Exos-9s, although honestly you can't compare them to Exos-3s.

Aiwa Exos-3 is an amazing speaker! Overall, a real 10 out of 10 for design, size, portability, durability, firmware upgradability, not to mention the sound quality. Indeed, Aiwa engineers have created a very worthy mid-range offering to compete with (and in most cases destroy) the big players Sony, JBL, Altec Lansing, Marshall and UE. In addition, Aiwa's customer service is second to none. Period! The biggest first impression you get upon opening the box is that this speaker is built like a…